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Vol. 025 Issue 001 (October 30 1936)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Crusade against Communism
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THE CRUSADE AGAINST COMMUNISM WHILE the great cyclones of competing cam-paign oratory continue for a few more days to rage throughout the land, "the still small voice" of the wisdom of the Church...
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Week by Week
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Week by Week IT WAS doubtless unavoidable that the cam-paign should become, in these final weeks, rather interesting. Everything possible had been done previously to balance "ComThe munist"...
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This Farm Question
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Ward, Leo L.
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THIS FARM QUESTION By LEO L. WARD Father Ward went back to the farm. He sensed once again the "human equation" that makes farming an adventure as well as a business-and an adventure, too, which...
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Pain: A Meditation
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Lippert, Peter
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PAIN: A MEDITATION' By PETER LIPPERT LORD, Thou canst not laugh at us. Thy greatness will not let Thee. But surely Thou must be able to weep. To weep over our sorrow! For Thou art good and...
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Ernest Hemingway: A Note
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Sylvester, Harry
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ERNEST HEMINGWAY: A NOTE By HARRY SYLVESTER SOMETIMES in Paris after the war and before he had had any recognition, Heming-way was quite hungry. Although, among other things, he had written and...
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Aquarium (verse)
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Frost, Frances
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Aquarium Here in a glassed-in smaller ocean glide the iridescent scales, the scarlet fin, the restless lovely silver-spattered side, the flashing minnows exquisite and thin. Here the inhabitants of...
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On the Eve of Election
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Thompson, Charles Willis
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ON THE EVE OF ELECTION By CHARLES WILLIS THOMPSON AS OCTOBER draws to a close, the election probabilities seem fairly clear, and this is usually the case. The indications are for the reelection of...
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"Unspoiled Vermont"
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Degnan, Bryan
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"UNSPOILED VERMONT" By BRYAN DEGNAN MR. STARK sat down by his tent and looked at the evening sky. It was bright and vibrant with the crimson of a sun just gone down still coloring the scarce...
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Autumn Rain (verse)
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Dresbach, Glenn Ward
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Autumn Rain At first I could not tell If it were rain that fell In the night or the rainy sound Of the dead leaves on the ground. Scurrying feet on the roofBut if silver or gold no...
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Seven Days' Survey
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Seven Days' Survey The Church.-Bishop Byrne of Galveston celebrated the Pontifical Mass which opened the sixteenth annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Women at Galveston, Texas,...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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The Play Tovarich TOVARICH" is almost an anomaly in the modern JL theatre-a truly gay play. Moreover, its gaiety is the gaiety of goodness, the gaiety of a perfectly wedded couple. And as an...
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The Screen
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Cunningham, James P
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THE SCREEN Ramona HELEN HUNT JACKSON'S sad romance, staged in colorful old Southern California amid the complications brought to the lives of the native Indians, Mexicans and Spaniards by...
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Communications
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Communications CATHOLIC YOUTH MOVEMENT New York, N. Y. TO the Editor: Leisure once was a beautiful word. In a busy world it meant freedom from work or rest; recreation or indulgence of some...
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Books
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Flagg, Paluel J.; Breen, Edward J.; Brunini, John Gilland; Clarke, Edward J.; Perkins, Virginia Chase
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Books The Doctor An American Doctor's Odyssey, by Dr. Victor Heiser. New York: W. W. Norton and Company. $3.50. SHOULD one be tempted to question the high altruism which has prompted Mr. John D....
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